Stamps in the News coffee stamps and designs
A 1924 Salvador stamp claimed the best coffee with a young woman head amid coffee branches. In 1931 Guatemala issued a stamp with Quirigua monolith and the motto Guatemala produces the best coffee. 1927 commemoratives praised coffee as a world product. Brazil recently issued a new coffee stamp with an engraved frame and vignette of two coffee bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Cuaterazla
Quirigua
Guatemala
Derry
Brazil
International stamps cover Honduras and Sokol festival
The article notes Honduran Comayagua’s historic founding and later capital moves, plus stamp issues marking 400 years since Comayagua’s founding. It also describes the Sokol movement’s goals, history, and the forthcoming Pan-Sokol festival at Praha with related stamp emissions and winter sports stamps showing falcons and Tatras.
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Honduras
Comayagua
Alonso de Caceres
Valla Golic la Nueva
Tegucigalpa
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Poland
U.S
Hapsburgs
France
Russia
Italy
Serbia
Sokol
Assarglt
Henry Fugner
Tatras
Tatra
Farm Sale Realizes 3969 From Livestock and House Goods
A farm sale on Baxter T. Horine’s property two miles south of Burkitsville on the Jefferson road brought in 3969.90, with notes totaling 209 and the rest in cash. Horses sold 80 to 216, cows 35 to 91, young cattle up to 38, hogs up to 27. Machinery prices included a McCormick-Deering binder at 292.50, a corn planter 83, a manure spreader ill, and a wagon and bed 101. Harness, furniture and other items sold briskly before a large crowd. Emmett R Bowlus acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter T. Hormne
Burkitsville
Jefferson Road
McCormick-Deering
Ezra Horine
Bexter T. Horine
Emmett R Bowlus
Robert L. Arnold
John S. Bowlus
Deering
John Deere
John Deere Corn
Stewart Electric Clippers
Lrud
Brickman Ganley Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn ‘Trout
L. Kelly
Poland
China
Berkshire
Fordson
Adriance Bixder
Thomas gram + fink
W-hee
Syracuse
Studebaker
Scout cubs meet at church pack ranks raised
At a Scout meeting in the social rooms off the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening David Wise was raised to Lion Cub. Richard Schindell and David Grove were raised to Wolf Cub, and George B. Delaplaine Jr. was made reporter for the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCOUT
Presbyterian Church
David Wise
Richard Schindell
David Grove
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Freight Rate Rise Granted by I C C
Washington March 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an annual freight rate increase of 270 009 000 to avert railroad insolvency and spur industries, with 5 percent rises for farm and forest products and 10 percent for most other rail movements, excluding coal products and iron ore from further hikes.
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Washington
Inter-state Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Congressional
Four Frederick Boys Held For Beer Garden Robbery
Four Frederick youths admitted breaking into the Gilmer T. Castle beer garden in January and taking pinball machines cigarets cash and candy. Clyde Droneburg Ebner Burke Conrad Williams and Roger Burkholder were held under $1000 bond each for the grand jury. Machines were recovered from a quarry under water and a river bank. The youths face breaking and entering and larceny charges with possible juvenile petition for Williams.
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Frederick
Georgetown
Danver J. Shook
Clyde Droneburg
Ebner Burke
Conrad Williams
Roger Burkholder
Droneburg
Shook
Shank and Etzler
Monocacy River
Reich
Gilmer T. Castle
Williams
Weather forecasts move from guess to accuracy over regions
Five years ago forecasts were rule-of-thumb predictions, but today weather conditions across large areas are determined with greater accuracy, marking a shift in meteorological capability and reliability.
Public Sale Notices Sweep Through Rural Farm Goods
Auction notices detail March 12 and 14 sales near Frederick Junction and Braddock Heights with livestock, milch cows, machinery, and household goods. Listings include horses, hogs, hens, binders, plows, wagons, and a fridge of farm equipment, with cash and credit terms and removal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmy
Washington Pike
Frederick Junction
Public sale of valuable personal property and farm on Maryland farm
Discontinuing farming in Frederick County Maryland. public sale at Mon scom farm on Thursday March 10 1935 beginning 9:00 AM featuring 7 head draft horses and colts a registered Percheron stallion mares and foals two dairy cows and heifers heavy cattle various farm machinery harness dairy equipment corn hay fodder household goods and a later sale at Clarksburg Comus road March 16 1933 including horses cattle harnesses tools hogs farming implements and real estate with payment terms and financing details.
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Braddock Heights
Catoctin Country Club
Mt. Zion Church
Monscom
Frederick County
Dolly
Bessie
Maude
Rosey
Luc
Pearl
Neltic
Kitty
Farnand
Clarksburg-Comus Yald
Clarksburg
Nell
Jeader
Grace
Guernsey
Ular
U.S
Charles J, Fulmer Oscar M. Siummmers
Edward J. Fulmer
Democrats Battle in Pennsylvania Primaries for 19
Washington reports a decisive Pennsylvania primary May 17 may shape the 19 presidential campaign. The outcome affects the Pennsylvania delegation to the national convention and Governor race for 19 with Gov. George Earle and Charles A. Jones involved. John L. Lewis pushes an independent bid seen as a broader intra party clash and a test of CIO influence.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Dem
John L. Lewis
Descuion
Norminal
George Earle
Charles A. Jones
Pittsburgh
Rgb
Public Sale Notices Ledger from It in The News
A long list of auction items and bidders appears for a public sale page in It in The News BASE REGISTER. Names include Jack Gantey near Mobrovia, L F Rudy at Ariddietown, J Jesse S Forney near Liber tytown, Charles J Fulmer near Mt Zion Church road, and many others across Frederick area towns. Each entry gives a bidder’s name and approximate location or farm. The notice reads like an advertisement for sale days in March and April with multiple properties listed.
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J.ack Gantey
Mobrovia
Wilton
Payne
Pootesville
L. F. Rudy
Ariddietown
Jesse S. Forney
Libertytown
John M. Ahalr
Burkittsvie
Charles J. Fulmer
Catoctin Country
Uclub
Mt Zion Church
Mites Iron
Frederick
Gorman Butler
Cromwell Farm
G. T. Titus
Clarksburg
Roy A. Taylor
Nouth
Middletown
Thomas A. Herrison
Chaurch
Mt Airy Road
J. LeRoy Bemsburg
New Market
Lewis
Suelimaan
Pt of Rocks
Adamstown Road
Margaret KR. Main
ML Airy
Peppies Bank of Libertytown
Bank Building
Milton A. Smith
Unionville
C. Steiner Ramsburg
Lewistown
Glenn KR Cram
Orpah M. Miller
Admx
Miller Farm
Old Sharpsburg Road
Nellie M Barrick
Walkersville
Mollie Schaffer
Alinnie Abbestite
W. Frederick
Fred Crawford
Il Grahcham
R. A. Poole
New London
Russell Z. Horman
Nicodemus Farm
Buckeystown
Mary T. Lawson
Wyattstown
Monrovia
Ernest C. Withide
J. Lloyd Withide
Admis
Franklinville
Taylorsville
E. C
Admi
Martha Wilhide
Mt. N
W. Snader
Wilbur
Gay Baker
A. May Baker
Valonville
P. Guvch
Doubs
W. Stitely
Woodsboro
D. Grayson Barrier
Walkersvile
Notice of Condemnation in Maryland Land Trust Case
United States of America notifies all defendants and interested parties in the District Court of Maryland that fourteen Frederick County tracts, part of the Catoctin Project, are proposed for condemnation. Objections must be filed by April 12, 1938. Funds are to be paid into the court registry per the order of Judge W. Calvin Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
Plainui
Frederick County
State of Maryland
Henry McAfee
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
W. Calvin Chestnut
United States
United States District Court For
District of Marsland
Berard J. Firnn
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Acquinas Authority
Ams Meiesars
Nationar Park Service
Attorney General
Frederck County
Maryland
Complex Maryland land sale notices across Frederick County
Notices record Roger dated Mary 4 1937 and multiple tracts in Frederick County Maryland, detailing undivided interests, boundaries, and court actions. Tracts include numbers 26 4 83 92b 103 1154 and others with liens, heirs at law, and claims by Morris A. Birely Ivie Brooks Walter J. Shatzer and others, summing hundreds of acres and various parcels.
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Roger
Mary
David Buber
Reuben McAfee
Hunting ' Creek
Legal notice weaves heirs and land parcels in Frederick County
The document details tract numbers 225 237 283 306 and 322s with metes and bounds in the Fifteenth Election District Frederick County Maryland. It identifies heirs at law of deceased owners and asserts the United States may condemn the described lands for its use. The petition names several trustees, officials, and county officers as parties.
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Joseph EF. Willard
J. Festey McAfee
Frederick County
Maryland
Joseph E. W
Joseph E
Clara Willard
Pari
J. Wesley McAfee
Hannah
Elmer P. Wolf
Alfred N. Russell
Eliza J. Wolf
Sophia E. Wolf
Upton Wolf
S.T. H
David
Brown
Sarah A. Brown
The
People’s Liquidating Corporation
E. Paul Wolf
Transcript
Smuthsburg Bank of Washington
P_ Wolf
E. Wolf
Charles A. Lewis
Elmer
P. Wol
Alvie R. Smith
S. P. Bus
S. P. Bussard
Chas. H. Brown
Walter J. Schatzer
Alvey R. Smith
Walter J. Shatzer
Loner L. Barkman
Charles H. Brown
Vincent Sebold
Maryand
Creager
Henry Bowzer
Ists Forest
Marrland R.R
Adam Esler
Ralph W. Miller
William W
Frederik County
Joh W. Miller
Esther M
Wiliam W. Ridenour
Ridenour
Washington A. Ridenour
Ruth
Mary
Keckler
Cheerles
oFerick Comiy
Marsland
Stone
Thurm
Harmon's Gan
Old Gisto
Gearze Harmon
Bphraim Roans
John Clabaugh
Srederyck
Marrend
Gisis
George A. Exter
Caroline
Byler
Wamel Wilboe
John YW
Withide
Caro Bar Exler
Vane Wilhide
Conrad Wr
Timon Wilhide
Eeward A. Wiiott
Mary Jane Cou
Charles A
Myrtle Cou
Mary E Cot
Diveases
Martha E Wilhide
Dea
Wuthexe
Martin
Besie
John Cha- Outorandingamuer
Grusham and
U.S
Georgeann
Minpe Selly
Gertrude Daves
Mary Finsyfrota
Cleimmn
Finn
Ruth Finsyfrock
B. Brown
Jacob L. Troxell
Bernard Collstower
David ‘Trexy
State of
John FP
Jean W. Ace
Clemmie A. Fox
Fox
Joan Krise
Elias T. Krise
Krise
Miery Krise
John Krise
John ¥. K. Krise
Harriet S. * Iard
James Weltlard
Annie E. Krise
Clara Alice Working
John Working
Pass Road
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Mass Mary Troxell
Fred Troxell
Gist Forest
David Koonsito Levi Creeger
David Troxell
Izna
Frederice County
Mary M. Troxell
William GD. Troxell
Martin D. Troxell
Susanna M. Harbaugh
Mary E. Troxell
William D. Troxell
Mary E. Troxel
Jeanette C. Troxell
Clarence W. Troxell
Mamie Camper
Bessie Holmes
Helen Harbaugh Borer
Charles Boyer
Susan Troxell Harbaugh
Joseph ‘Troxell
Johnson AL Troxel
Charles ‘Tro
Alice
E. S
Isaac BM. Fisher
Charles A. Troxell
Joan F. Troxell
Charles A Troxell
Leonard Picking
Abraham Troxell
John Roycer
George M. Troxel
John ¥. Troxell
Li W. T. P
Cent Sehoid
John C. Motter
Thomas Achanline
Llo. Grant Honper
Jesse I. Renner
Abraham H. Darr
Land Office
Siste
United States
Arthur L. Spame
United States District Court For the
Tastrict
True Convest
Arthur
Spamer
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